ML20206N439
| ML20206N439 | |
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| Site: | Comanche Peak  |
| Issue date: | 04/02/1981 |
| From: | BROWN & ROOT, INC. (SUBS. OF HALLIBURTON CO.) |
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| Shared Package | |
| ML20206N354 | List: |
| References | |
| FOIA-86-270, FOIA-86-A-87 CPM-6.3, NUDOCS 8607010455 | |
| Download: ML20206N439 (15) | |
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PROCEDURE CPSES NUMBER REVISION Sh Q
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PREPARATION, APPROVAL, DATE AND CONTROL OF OPERA-REVIEWED BY:
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2.0 GENERAL 2.1 RESPONSIBILITY
2.2 DESCRIPTION
OF AN OPERATION TRAVELER 2.2.1 General Traveler Information k
3.0 PROCEDURE 3.1 BASIC PREPARATION SEQUENCE
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3.1.2 Traveler Content 3.1.3 Numbering Sequence 3.1.4 Initiation Authority 3.1.5 Traveler Approval 3.1.6 Distribution of Travelers 3.2 TRAVELER CONTROL 3.3 TRAVELER REVISIONS AND CHANGES 3.3.1 Revision Preparation 3.3.2 Field Revisions For Non-ASME Related Travelers 4.0 SUPPORTING MATERIALS 4.1 AFFECTED DOCUMENTS o.ii LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1 CONSTRUCTION OPERATION TRAVELER Figure 2 CONSTRUCTION OPERATION TRAVELER CONTINUATION SHEET NOTE: Due to the extent of changes in issuing Revision 7, change bars normally appearing in the margin have been omitted.
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C0CUMENT CHANGE NOTICE NUMBER This notice applies to Construc' tion Procedure No. 35-1195 _ CPM 6.3 Revision 8
This change will be incorporated in the next revision of the procedure.
Change the procedure as follows:
Replace the following page with the attached:
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Reason for change:
Additional Requirements This change approved by:
Reviewed by:
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This notice applies to Construction Procedure No. 35-1195-CPM 6.3 Revision 8
This change will be incorporated in the next revision of the procedure.
Change the procedure as follows:
Replace the following page with the attached:
} age 5 of 7 Reason for change:
Change in requirement This change approved by:
Reviewed by.
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Sheet 1 of 2 Construction Procedure DOCUMENT CHANGE NOTICE NUMBER 1
This notice applies to Construction Procedure No. 35-1195 CPM 6.3 Revision 8 This change will be incorporated in the next revision of the procedure.
Change the procedure as follows:
Replace the following page with the a+,tached:
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Reason for change:
Change in requirement This change approved by:
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PROCEDURE EFFECTIVE
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4/2/81 2 of 7
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 PURPOSE This procedure describes the preparation, approval and control of Operation Travelers used at CPSES to control activities.
The Opera-tion Traveler provides sequential instructions on how to perform a task, identifies the required inspection points, and specifies the documentation for these activities. The specified sequence on the traveler should be followed; however, due to construction inter-ferences and other constraints, deviation from the sequence, with QA/QC concurrence, may be allowed. Additional controls in the form of supplementary instructions or other procedures, may be used to meet the applicable requirements.
1.2 SCOPE This procedure shall be used for safety-related and balanct-of-plant activities. However, references to QA/QC do not apply to balance-of-plant activities and those inspection functions shall be accomplished by other departments.
- 2. 0 GENERAL 2.1 RESPONSIBILITY Signature authority for initiation on an Operation Traveler shall oe either the Construction Superintendents.esponsible for the work or the discipline engineer responsible for technical guidance. The B&R Site QA Manager is responsible for monitoring the implementation of the system throuah the assignment of QC inspection points and consul-tation with the ANI for selection of ANI inspection points for ASME related activities, while TUGC0 QA is responsible for the assignment of QC inspection points for non-AStiE activities. jNeither QA/QC or Engineering review are required for travelers of a-repetitious hature that have a standard fonnat.
When such reviews are not per-hormed, the initial traveler number shall be entered in the " Reviewed By" block.
The initial traveler should hote the review waiver of subsequent travblers.
f Even though travelers of a repetitious nature do not require QA re-view of each individual trav0ler, ASME-related travelers of a repetitious nature shall be routed to QA so that ANI review may be performed on each indi'vidual traveler.
The Operation Traveler (Figures 6.3-1 and 6.3-2) serves as a fabri-cation / installation / inspection checklist of operations necessary to achieve a quality end product. Accordingly, the checklist details will vary depending on the complexity of the operation.
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PROCEDURE EFFECTIVE BROWN & ROOT, INC.
NUMBER REVISION DATE PAGE CPSES JOB 35-1195 CPM-6.3 8
4/2/81 3 of 7 2.2.1 General Traveler Information General information normally included on the Operation Traveler is as follows:
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Part, serial, or tag number and material description (s),
where applicable.
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The department assigned the task to perform operation (s).
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th~essfully co'mplete the operation in accordance with applicable fequirements. Examination or test procedure / instruction numb-ers and revisions shall also be recorded on the traveler or supp-lementing report for examintation or testing activities.
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All dimen:. ions and tolerances necessary to assure compliance with applicable design drawings and specifications.
This in-formation may be given by reference, provided persons perform-ing the work have access to the referenced material.
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Any needed offsite operations or processing is cited in the appropriate sequence with all other operation.
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Necessary instructions for handling, cleaning, storing and preserving items.
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Required QC/ANI inspection, hold, or witness points, as applicable.
3.0 PROCEDURE 3.1 BASIC PREPARATION SEQUENCE 3.1.1 Traveler Development
[he operation sequence and necessary detailed information on the
, traveler should be developed among the responsible construction personnel, the Discipline Engineers providing the technical
' guidance, and the Quality Engineers responsible for the ' quality Irequirements. 'The' Discipline Engineers or construction personnel initiating the traveler shall obtain Westinghouse approval if the traveler involves NSSS equipment.
3.1.2 Traveler Content Jhetravelerpackageshallcontajh,orpiayrefer'ence'ifnormally available, the drawings /, procedures, instructions, manufacturer's manuals / guidelines,.etc', necessary to accomplish the activity.
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NUMBER REVISION DATE PAGE CPSES JOB 35-1195 CPM 6.3 8
4/2/81 4 of 7 3.1.3 Numbering Sequence The controlling organization shall assign the number to the tra-veler and provide records showing to whom the traveler was issued; and maintain records to indicate a history of all travelers generated and the activity covered by the travelers.
The traveler numbering system is shown in the following example:
"MP90-001-02-5000" MP = Identification letters representing the craf t department or engineering discipline originating the traveler.
90 = The calendar year in which the Traveler was written.
001 = The individual sequence number identifying a parti-cular Traveler.
02 = Unit number may be included, but is not required.
5000 = Ihe turnover (start-up) system number for the acti-vity described on the Traveler.
4 3.1.4 Initiation Authority Travelers may be initiated by Engineering disciplines or Con-struction Superintendents.
3.1.5 Traveler Approval QA shall review and approve the Traveler by signing the " Reviewed l
By" block.
3.1.6 Distribution of Travelers After review by QA/ANI, as applicable, the traveler is returned to the controlling organization for recording and distribution.
3 '. 2 TRAVELER CONTROL Traveler packages shall be issued to craft personnel as they are needed for work. The traveler package shall remain in the work area until the work has been completed and accepted by QA/QC or until the end of the shift, wh.ichever is first.
Travelers shall be completely' maintained throughout the construction process.
Each complete operation requires the initials and date of the person completing the task. This shall be accomplished at the completion of each operation and prior to moving parts or assemblies to the next scheduled operation.
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PROCEDURE EFFECTIVE
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8 4/2/81 5 of 7 All identified hold points shall be honored and work shall not proceed beyond that point until acceptance of the hold point is shown by the QA/QC/ANI representative's signature / initials, as applicable, and date opposite the hold point. The results of the QA/QC inspection shall be recorded in the QA/QC Eng column.
Upon completion of all the steps listed on the Traveler, the Traveler shall be returned to the controlling organization for further pro-cessing, as required.
ASME completed travelers shall be forwarded to B&R QA while non-ASMC completed travelers shall be forwarded to TUGC0 QA for review and subsequent filing in the Permanent Plant Records Vault. Travelers governing non-Q activities shall be for-warded to the B0P office for maintenance.
3.3 TRAVELER REVISIONS AND CHANGES 3.3.1 Revision Preparation All changes, regardless of their significance, must be documented on the traveler, indicating the operations affected, description of the change, and QA/QC's concurrence. The revision number and a description of the change will be noted below the last traveler operation, or on a continuation sheet. The item being changed shall reference the user to the described change.
3.3.2 Field Revisions for Non-ASME Related Travelers Where it is not feasible or practical to route the traveler revision, the QA/QC Representative in the field who is familiar l
with the task being performed may approve a revision to the tra-veler provided the following provisions are met:
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The revision is not a significant departure from the original concept; 2.
The responsible Quality Engineer is made aware of this re-vision at the first available opportunity by the QA/QC rep-resentative; 3.
The revision is signed by the responsible Construction Super-intendent, or responsible engineer.
The QA/QC representative initials and dates the traveler showing approval of the revision described above.
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PROCEDURE EFFECTIVE BROWN & ROOT, INC, NUMBER REVISION DATE PAGE CPSES-JOB 35-1195 CPM-6.3 8
4/2/81 6 of 7 FIGURE 6.3-1 CONSTRUCTION OPERATION TRAVELER CONSTRUCTICN CPERATICN TR AVELER IS-IIS S hTRAVELERNO.
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4/2/81 7 of 7 FIGURE 6.3-2 CONSTRUCTION OPERATION TRAVELER CONTINUATION CONSTRUCTION CPERATION TRAVELER CONTINUATION TleavtLER NQ ACTIYrTY OCSCRIPTION GE _ cf _
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ANI NOTE #1: a) Dwgs. received under CP-460 b) GaH Spec. 2323-ES-100, & 2323-ES-12 c) Amphenol Sams Documents 123-2101 & 123-2098.
Install-ation operation and maintenance instruction manual.
d) Amphenol Sams Document 123-2245 Rev. A.
H3TE #2: An asterisk (*) indicates a QC hold point. Do not proceed without QC acceptance of operation.
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Storage and maintenance requirements as described in the Equipment Maintenance Record shall be enforced uritil Opera-tion No. "5C" of this traveler is performed.
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It is not necessary for not-related operations to follow a progressive sequential order.
1 Elect Select the correct penetration assembly by utilizing the tag number shown on the name plate which is located on the header plate.
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OC(V) !!0TE: Unit #1 E.P.A.'s will have a tag number such as 1E-48 and j
Unit #2 E.P.A.'s will have a tag number such as 2E-48.
l Location of the penetration assemblies.shall be determined by using the latest construction issue of drawings.
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LIOTE: Studs, nuts and washers used to secure all E.P.A.'s to the cradle are not to be thrown away. These items are to be ussd $/i
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ANi 2d Elect Support rods and support plates are assembled to the header plate b
on all penetration assemblies by the supplier prior to shipment.
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(Tighten as necessary).
2e Elect All cable ends shall be sealed by using Heat Shrinkable end caps or [/4 scotch tape 33 (or equal) tape to prevent entrance of moisture.
/7 QC(V) Visually check all cables for damage to the in tuh tica which might / gj j/
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3b Elect Thoroughly wash raised surface of flange using tap water and a cleanp non-abrasive rag. Rub vigorously to remove all traces of rust fp/gj J
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Do not allow solution to contact the primed or painted g7///g li/R surfaces. Operator must wear gloves (vinyl perferred) and splash proof safety glasses.
3d Elect Thoroughly rinse surface with tap water and immediately wipe dry.
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Inspect for any evidence of moisture,.
QC(V) dust, etc. Surface must be clean and dry, g
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ANI:
NOTE: The loose equipment kit packed with each electrical penetra-tion will contain materials for the installation.
The Dow Corning 971V lubricant is located in electrical penetration crate #2E-32. These 8 oz. containers should be sufficient for both Unit #1 & #2 installation.
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- //Q 4a Elect Pass the two (2) large 0-ring seals over the inboard cables up to th QC(V) inboard side of the header plate.
4b Elect Attach hoist hooks to factory eyebolts and raise the entire penetra-tion assembly and the fixture to the nozzle location.
If adequate space above penetration will not allow use of hoist, transfer pene-tration to carriage and use carriage for support and location of penetration during installation.
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4c Elect Maneuver the penetration assembly to a location where the cables can feed into the nozzle.
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@fp '7'f4 4f Elect Clean the header plate face on the o-ring groove, side with a lint free, non-abrasive cloth using commerical grade Methyl Ethyl Ke e
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Do not allow smoking or open flames in the a
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'h'afMghtiff1m of Dow Corning 971V lubricant and place the 0-ri s jnf4their #appo-p QC(V) priate grooves in the header plate.
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AN 4h Elect Continue to feed the assembly into the nozzle until the header plate f QC(V) makes contact with the flange face.
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4i Elect Prior to contact, check for correct placement of the two (2) 0-rings.p %
QC(V) CAUTION: Be extremely careful not to dent or nick flange face or th ep////a l
f header plate face.
In mating the header plate and the wel neck flange, make sure open bolt holes line up.
4j Elect Install all studs in the bolt holes and add nuts and washers. Tightch QC(V) nuts finger tight until all are installed.
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QC(V) initial torque of approximately 25 ft lbs.
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QC(V) final torque of 100(+10,97f 6' /M M
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'.l ec t Field shall provide some type of mechanism to support the cables on both sides of the vessel wall. Refer to caution note under itea 5.
QC(V) Field shall also provide a method of enclosing both ends of assembly /#
for protection against damage during construction.
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p QC(V)? OTE: Repack the loose equipment kit with the unused material and
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8) tag number on all cartons and fill out a reutrn to warehouse form attention Carl Parr.
5 Elect Condensation Removal /Repressurization Immediately after E.P.A. is completely installed perform the
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Sb Elect Purge the system thoroughly with 10-15 psig dry nitrogeh for a hfA.pr){
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Sd Elect Pressurize assembly to 45 psig with dry nitrogen (Dew point -76 ).
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AN1-Se Elect Perform a leak rate test in accordance with procedure EEI-9.
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M//2 Af ter completion of this Traveler return to the Electrical Engineerir g Department, attention Bill Ross.
Upon Engineering review, issue to Quality Engineering.
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